"E.R." used up the "fake blood budget" tonight

Oct 4, 2001, 11:42 PM ET11 posts by 8 posters
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Alex Cain

Thanks for a) top posting, b) not replying to the point of the post and c) doing both at one time. All of which is considered rudeness on Usenet.

But, to answer your question, I am in the Southern United States, near the East Coast. And yes, there are two ways to spell the word 'ketchup.' Some people *do* spell it 'catsup.' For a good parody of this watch out for The Simpsons episode where this occurs.

Gene Poole, cubed.Alex Cain

Are you here to solve my ketchup problem?

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Kristian RongeGene Poole, cubed.

On Fri, 5 Oct 2001, Gene Poole, cubed. wrote:

Did I hear someone say Catsup?

/ Kristian

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Jeremy BKristian Ronge

In article , Kristian Ronge writes:

"Ketchup... Catsup... Ketchup... Catsup... Oh, I'm in way over my head here." "Everyone's always in favour of saving Hitler's brain, but when you put it in the body of a great white shark, ohh-ohh-ohh, suddenly you've gone too far!" -- Prof. Hubert Farnsworth
Alex CainAlex Cain

To respond to the person and verify my claims.

Because the topic is relevant in the groups I am posting to.

Because I can.

Any more questions?

Gene Poole, cubed.Alex Cain

does sylvester stallone do his own stunts?

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Alex CainGene Poole, cubed.

Believe it or not, yes, he does, but it depends on the stunt in question. Stunt professionals, as well as the stuntperson's union, have a scale of how dangerous a stunt is. Once it reaches past a certain level, unless certain permissions are given and circumstances changed, a stuntman *must* do the stunt. However, Stallone does do most of his own stunts---mostly so he won't be seen as a sissy.

Didn't work, IMHO.

Default UserAlex Cain

Thanks for a) top posting, b) not replying to the point of the post and c) doing both at one time. All of which is considered rudeness on Usenet.

But, to answer your question, I am in the Southern United States, near the East Coast. And yes, there are two ways to spell the word 'ketchup.' Some people *do* spell it 'catsup.' For a good parody of this watch out for The Simpsons episode where this occurs.

PanFriedDefault User

"Default User" wrote in message news:[email]...

Can one substitute Tomacco?

Aaron HirshbergAlex Cain

Alex Cain wrote in message news:...

So the next time Homer gets mauled by a Wolverine we won't see any gore? Is that what you're saying?

Aaron "Space Museum" Hirshberg